Two nights in the life of a columnist
A non-Malay approached me the other day and said, “You’re lucky. Being Malay means you rarely get racist taunts, apart from the usual “Melayu balik kampung” or “Melayu bodoh“. He … Continue Reading →
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Let’s Focus on Cari Makan Issues Instead
Yin urges the Malays, to tell their leaders to stop feeding them with distractions of race and religion when they should be focusing on delivering a better standard of living for … Continue Reading →
What would happen in a Malaysia which is inhabited only by Malays?
One most obvious interpretation implies, that the ultra-Malays will not have a convenient scapegoat in the form of the DAP, or the Chinese, or the Christians, or the communists, to … Continue Reading →
‘True’ Merdeka comes when the Malay mind is liberated
We may have achieved our second independence, at GE14, but we can only claim to have attained true Merdeka when the Malay mind is liberated from its mental cage. The … Continue Reading →
Please Take Out the Words “Malay” and “Muslim” from my Identity Card! I’ve Had Enough!
Rebuilding Malaysia is pleased to introduce Wan Nor, and her timely article, “Please Take Out the Words “Malay” and “Muslim” from my Identity Card! I’ve Had Enough! ========================================================================== Wan … Continue Reading →
“Will the Real Malay Please Stand Up?” asks Yin from TR
So former PM, Mahathir Mohamad, is not a Malay – ethnically speaking that is. Malaysians have known this all along. We did not need Zahid Hamidi to tell us … Continue Reading →
The Tunku’s Malaysia versus “Life in the Malay Utopia”
Tunku left us a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic country but today, certain groups threaten the nation’s fragile harmony. Let us imagine a “Ketuanan Melayu Utopia” with 100 percent Malay bumiputera equity, with … Continue Reading →
Asian obsession with fair skin, light-coloured eyes and blonde hair
Asian obsession with kulit puteh, mata perang and hidung tinggi. In the olden days, Malay brides were banned from going out in the sun, for at least one month before … Continue Reading →